Samba folder permissions, etc...
Here is what I am trying to do:
I have set up a samba share, and in it, I have a shared folder called "share". Once you connect to that, I have 5 folders underneath, "Private", "SW", "Projects", "Tech", and "incoming". I want the "Private" to be viewable and writable to just me, "SW", "Tech", and "Projects" viewable and writable to anyone I give an account to, and I want "incoming" to be just writable, as in a drop-box of sorts. Assuming I have only set up an account just for me, using the smbpasswd -a username to set that up, what is the best way to do what I want to do does that make sense? Here is what my "share" looks like in smb.conf [share] path = /share admin users = adam write list = adam |
Is this in the correct thread, or do I need to ask it in another one?
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